"Single distilled" refers to a process in which a liquid, typically a spirit like whiskey or vodka, is distilled only once. This method retains more of the original flavors and characteristics of the base ingredients, such as grains or fruits, compared to multiple distillations. As a result, single distilled spirits often have a richer and more complex taste profile. In contrast to double distilled spirits, which undergo a second distillation to achieve higher purity and a cleaner taste, single distilled products may appeal to those who appreciate the authenticity and depth of flavor. This technique is commonly used in various traditional distilling practices around the world.